Image interpolation & plastic banner design 6x8 feet

Hi,
I'm interested if anyone could give me some tips on setting up a photoshop file for a plastic banner that will be approx 6ft x 8 ft. I have have photos that are original size of 11 x 14 inches - is it protocol to start with this size of a photo and interpolate up to a larger size ie: 6ft x 8 ft?
How small of an image can you start with (at 300 dpi) to interpolate - and how high can you go? What is typical / standard working practice?
What's the typical resolution needed for a plastic banner?
Thank you in advance!

> is it protocol to start with this size of a photo and interpolate up to a larger size ie: 6ft x 8 ft?
Yes. I've done billboards with smaller files. Once you get into it there is no "protocol" per se. Trust your eyes, if you blow it up and it stinks then you might need to rethink the design.
>How small of an image can you start with (at 300 dpi) to interpolate - and how high can you go?
You are not going to need that much resolution for the project you are working on and different images res up differently. If you start with something that's soft to begin with and/or contains jpeg artifacts then it doesn't blow up as well as a really sharp uncompressed image.
>What is typical / standard working practice?
What I would do is create the canvas and then just drag the photo onto it - then transform it until you are satisfied but don't press return, take note of what percentage you are enlarging it and then just press escape. You can delete that layer. Go back to the original image and image size it up that percentage and make sure you use bicubic smoother as the algorithm. Then copy that to the canvas. That's about as good as it gets unless you get into plug-ins that are written specifically to up res. Although for me I don't see a big improvement over bicubic smoother.
>What's the typical resolution needed for a plastic banner?
Communication with the printer is key in doing large format. Ask them what resolution they are looking for, it will vary depending on how close people are going to be to the piece. My guess is around 75ppi, but talk to them before you begin.
Good Luck!
pbc

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